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Bound Wisconsin Basketball Team of the Week - Jan. 12-18
Brookfield East BBB
Brookfield East boys basketball went 3-0 last week, moving to 12-1 on the year. The Spartans took down crosstown rival Brookfield Central 74-65, with T.J. Platz, Ronje Horton, and Max McMullen scoring in double figures. They’d hammer West Allis Hale 93-42 as five players hit double digits. B’East finished the week with a 92-69 win over Homestead.
Kickapoo BBB
It was quite a week for the Kickapoo boys basketball team. The Panthers had no trouble with New Lisbon early in the week, winning 77-42 as Malachi McCaulty erupted for 29 points. The top-ranked Panthers had a huge showdown with second-ranked rival North Crawford on Thursday, and it certainly lived up to the hype. Going to two overtimes, Kickapoo would score a thrilling 85-80 victory. Arlon Walter had 28 points with 19 rebounds in the win.
Shullsburg GBB
Shullsburg made history last week, defeating Barneveld 52-48, marking the first victory for the Miners over the Eagles in school history. Sophomore Hailey Alt had a game-high 17 points for the Miners. Earlier in the week, Shullsburg defeated Highland 46-43 as senior Alexis Alt led the way with 13 points.
Wittenberg-Birnamwood GBB
Wittenberg-Birnamwood took control of the CWC-East with a dominating 58-35 win over Bonduel last Tuesday, remaining undefeated in the league standings. Senior Melaina Granquist had a huge game with 26 points and 19 rebounds. Later in the week they’d beat Manawa 78-22 behind 27 points, 11 steals, eight assists, and five rebounds from senior Rory Salvesen.
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